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NOTICE OF sTREET WORK.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT Is
IN the intention of the Board of ofTrustees of the
city of Sacramento to have Twelfth street, from
to L, improved by grading and grayeling to the
official grade, constructing redwood curbing
paved cutters and drainage culverts, and put
ting down crosswalks at the crossing of the al
leys and the intersection of K street Also, tc
fill in behind the curbs to the lines of the
sidewalks. Said improvements to be made
IN accordance with resolution passed by the
Board of Trustees on the Goth day of JUNE
1857, to which all parties interested are re
ferred for further particulars.
ie22-5t JOHN RYAN. Street Commissioner.
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Work on the War Ship Hartford LikeI
10 be Abandoned.

Work on tho War Snip Hartford Likely
10 be Abandoned.
Icopyigt, 1887, by tie California Associaca Press
WASHINGTON, June 23d.-[Special.l RE
ports have been received at the Navy De.
partment which may endanger the repair
ing of the Hartford at Mare Island. Since
the decision was reached to repair this
vessel ii has been found that her hull and
timber are much more rotten and damaged
than was originally supposed. When The
repairing of the Hartford was ordered the
cost OF the work really came up to the
limit allowed by law If it is found thai
an excess will be required the work mus
be stopped. Secretary Whitney will deter
mine the matter after his return from New
.. ork next week
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California Postal Changes.

Gcopsight, 1887, by tie California Issoaa,ea Iss.
WAsmNGroE, June 2Sd.-[special 1.-The
following changes in the star schecale in
California have been ordered: BeckEith to
Greenville-Leave Beekwith daily, except
Sundays, at 1>3e P. 81, or on the arrival OF
the mail from Chat, and arrive at Green
Vile in thirteen hours. Leave Greenyille
daily, except Sundays. at 2 =. 81, and ar
rive at Tseckwith by 3P. N.
Red Bluff to Newville-Ieaye Red Bluf
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al
IA NJ, and arrive at NewYille by 7:30 p n
lie ave Newville on Mondays Wednesday,
? nd Fridays at A. N, and arrive al Rec
Bluff by 7:30 T. NJ.
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uNPLEAsANr DISCOVERY.

A Chinese Laundryman Found in the
Last stages of Leprosy.
TCopgig, 1857, by G,e California Assoeidted Press.
SAN DIEGO, June 23d.-Excitement was
caused here to-day by the discovery of a
case of leprosy IN the last stages. The sub.
ject is Chinaman engaged in the laundry
business by the name of Ping Hing. He
has been conducting one of the largest
laundries in the city. DR.. Northrup, the
Health Officer, states that the case is of
about five years standing, and the mans
friends have agreed 10 ship him back to
China
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irving Times for Banks.

CHICAGO, June 23d-The Bank Examiner
and Clearing House Committee have been
working all evening on the books of the
American Exchange Bank, of this-city. It
is reported late tonight that it is certain
the banks credit is not impaired, and that
the only loss is that of $500 900 already re-
ported by its President.
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UNITED woRKsrEs.
The Supreme Lodge Elects Californian
as Supreme Master Workman

MILWAUKEE (Wis.), June 23d-The Su-
preme Lodge, Ancient Order United Work
men elected the following officers to-day
Supreme Master Workman, w. II. Jordan,
of Oakland, Cal; Supreme Foreman, C. NJ,
Masters, of Sparto, Wis; Supreme Over
seer. William r. Graham. of Cedar Falls,
la Supreme Recorder, w. NJ. Sackett, of
Meadville, Pa; Supreme Receiver, J. II.
Denhart, of Meadville Pa. Supreme Guide,
John A. Child, Portland, Or; Supreme
Watchman. William NJ. Butts, of Balti-
more; Supreme Medical Examiner, Hugh
Doherty, of Boston. The Committee on
Laws and Supervision reported the revised
constitution and bylaws for the good of
the Order, which was made the special
order for tomorrow.
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OREGON.
Drowning of Two Members of a Boating
Party in the Columbia River

Party in the Columbia River.
Copyright, 1857, by The California Associated Press
THE DALLEs, June 23d.-Three young
men, James simple, Eddie Snipes and
lie and Lizzie Hoy, were boat-riding on
the Columbia river last night. AT O'Clock,
and when opposite the freight depot, the
boat began to leak and caused some excite
ment and the boat capsized, throwing its
occupants into the water. Lizzie HOY,
James Simple and Harry Mahear cIung 10
the boat and were rescued, but Eddy
Snipes and Mollie Hoy sunk and were
drowned. The bodies were recovered late
last night. Eddy Snipes was a son of Geo.
r. Snipes, and was aged 20 years. The
girl was also about 20 years of age.
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a CARD
q CARD.

.fTNA SODA COMPANY:
Dear Shs-I am most happy to render the fol-
lowing statement: l had been afflicted with
dyspepsia, and for a long time suffered its ago
MES and had also much trouble from insomnia
and dryneSs of the throat, the result of dyspep-
sia. By chance happened 10 drink e bottle of
4Etna Water and found it relieved me from the
dryness of the throat. i continued its use and
my dyspepsia left me, and / can now sleep as
well as | ever did have recommended it to
many of my acquaintances similarly afflicted,
and they have experienced the same grateful
results W. c. REED,
Ill Battery Street.
San Francisco, May II, 1887.
Rs- Mr.. Reed is an old resident of the Bay
City and well-known among the mercantile
q unit
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The Corkonian Mayor in Tronble.

CORK, June 23d.-In consequence of the
action of the Mayor of Cork. In boistine a
black flag on the occasion of the Jubilee.
and because of his having shown favor to
the Nationalists, Plunkett, the Divisional
Magistrate, suspended him, and ordered
that only resident-paid magistrate shall
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win Meet the Po.e tfaif Iy,r.

PARIS, June 23d.-Mgr. Rotelli, IN pre-
senung his credentials to President Grevyv
as the PaPal Nuncio, refe-ved to the Pepeiss
affection for France, as tEe eldest daughter
OF the Church and as g ncsIe and qeIIsrons-
nation, and said the Pope desired that a
perfect understanding be maintained. The
President thanked the 4ancio for the.
friendly sentiments, and said the Vatican
could rely upon the cordial cooperation Of
the French Government in consolidating
their present good rslafions
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PARIS, June 23d.-Intran ;qeaat reports
that at Fenian banquet held at PelleYille.
suburb of Paris on the 21at instant, fiftv
members of the Brotherhood were present.
d. Casein, Blake, Mahoney and Sullivan
made speeches, yowing vengeance against
England for the wrongs she bad made Ire
land suffer.
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5000 is due him, and that an account
ing SHOULD be ordered, Judge 0'Gorman
OF the Superior Court, has decided that
Pool must account to keene for the pro-
ceeds OF the corner.
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a FAST CRUISER.
The Kind of Cruisers of Which the New
Navy Will be Composed.

NaNy VIII Dc COnlposeu.
[ccpyrigt, 1857, 1ya The California 4ssociated Press
New York, June 3d-Simultaneously
to the receipt OF dispatch announcing the
laying OF the steel stern-post of the cruiser
Charleston at San Francisco, the arrival of
the steel cruiser Chicago at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard from the. Chester Yard is an
nounced. With half boiler speed she
made ten knots. receiving credits for six
teen to seventeen knots at full speed Ii is
claimed she is The fastest American cruiser
afoat. The entire steel navy is nov at
Brooklyn. 1t will take some months to
place the Chicago in cruising order. The
steering apparatus. the Williamson patent.
works to charm.
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Ea- See Price List of Shoes, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods and Dress Goods,
in to -morrow's issue.
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SCORE ONE FOR JEFF.
"fhe Battle Flag Order Violation of
All Military Preeedents"

CHICAGO, June 23d.-The Inter Ocean s
Danville, ILL.,, special says: In response to a
request from Danville that he deliver an
adress at its fair this year, Jefferson DAVIS
has replied that it would be impossible for
him to come to Illinois this year. In his
letter Mr.. Davis says, referring to the rebel
flag episode of recent date The order of
the War Department to return the captured
flags to the late Confederate States was a
violation of all known military precedents.
The flags were captured by the volunteer
army of the North, and belong to the sew
eral States"
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AfslSr y uile z0u.--JhtfOt1 's9cltRt reports
| that at a Fenian banquet held at PellevilIe
suburb of Paris, on the 2lst instant. fiftv
members of the Brotherhood were present.
ID. Caseln, Blake, Mahoney and Sullivan.
mace speeches, yowlng vengeance against
England for the wrongs she bad made Ire
land suffer.
The Corkonian Mayor in TrcubIe.
CORK, June 23d.-In consequence of the
action of the Mayor of Cork. in hoisting a
black flag on the occasion of the Jubilee.
and because of his having shown favor to
the Nationalists, Plunkett, the Divisional
Magistrate, suspended him, and ordered
that only resident paid magistrate shall
try prisoners.
Review of British Troops,
LONDON. June 23d.-The Prinea. of
Wales, with the Kings of Greece, Denmark:
Belgium and Saxony. the Crown Prince of
Germany and several other 5aces. and
Lord Wolseley and the Duke of Cambridge
reviewed 1000 troops at Aldershot to-day
Jubilee Banquet.
LONDON, June 23d.-Umted States Con
sul-General Waller presided at a Jubilee.
banquet given tonight at the Hotel
Metrople by foreign Consuls in London.
Two hundred persons were present, includ-
ing representatives of forty nations. Toasts
were offered to Queen Victoria. foreign
Sovereigns and Presidents and the corpe-
| ration of London.
Parliamentary Probabilities
LONDON, June 23d.-The Cabinet has de-
cided to prorogue Parliament about the.
middle of August.
II is reported in Unionist quarters that if.
strong opposition be offered the proposed
supplementary crimes bill will be dropped.
Seizures by Conspirators.
BELGRADE, June 23d.-A report has been.
recslved here from Bulgaria that II. Stam-
buloit, one of the regents, and NJ. .Zirlotf,
President oil the Sobranje, have been seized
by The conspirators. The reported is not
authenticated.
Tho Grown Princes Condition.
LONDON, June 23d.-Tha Laaest saws :.
Crown Prince Frederick William, of
Germany, is enjoying excellent health.
The appearance of the larynx is quite satis-
factory, but it is probable that more of the
wartty growth will be removed early next
week"
The Pope and Italy.
BERLIN, June 23d-It is reported that
the Government is trying to influence the
Pope to become reconciled with Italy with
out territorial accession.
An English loan.
LoYDoN, June 23d.-Rothschilds Barings
will issue $4000,0G0 preference shares of
the Manchester Canal Company, provided
Parliament passes q bill authorizing the
issue
Another Bavariau King Insane.
BERLIN, June 23d.-An effort will prob
ably be made at the next session Of the
Bavarian Parliament 70 dethrone- King
Otto. who is hopelessly insane 1t is stated
that the Regent will accept the crown If
conferred by the people.
The 'Thnnderer Sued.
LONDON, June 23d-Frank Hugh 0lDon-
nell, formerly member of Parliament for
Dungavon, and ex-Vice-P President OF the
Home Rule Confederation, has, brought
suit against the Tfnle2fo for libel
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Tie EloEfng Cosnes. IS Says She Knows
What She !, Doing.

LONDON, June 23d.- Countess Campos
was accompanied to Dov, r by Garboeuf, her
loves. and three ether gentlemen. The
Campo family agent and French detect
i've, an led with waTa-st visited the ho-
tel whe. -e ths Countess wa ) stopping, ac-
compa1i ed By the Spanish Consul. The
Consul e. e.yplained to As:ie. Ca mpos how her
family felt over her alducsL IN, and that
sAe warra ut fer her arrest ysas to rescue her
rom her bduetors and restoyrs her to her
family. 8 ne declared TINT SD, wished to
marry Gar boens, and that she was not a
prisoner ar; ins5 her will. Gpe.s this decla-
resion, the ing Ssh polcesreIilsst J to sane
ten her art st.
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Jim Keens In Lnck.

Icopyri.t. 1857, by a.e California Assooaisd Pres
New YoRE, June 23d.-In the suit oi
William d. Leonard. as receiver of James
R. Keene. against Eimore A. Kent and
Abram Pool Keenes broker in the great
lard eoypeg Of 1879, in which keene claiia.
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Killed in a Coal Mine.

WIlKEsBARGE (Penn.l, June 23d.--An
explosion IN mine of The susque .o,,nn .nn
| Coal Company this morning XII cd f.nr
| men and injured three others, nrobabIr & y
fatally
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BEYOND DISPUTE.
Some of the Captured Naval Battle-dags
Destroyed by Fire.


WAsHISGToN, June 23d.-The recent con.
troversy over the captured battle flags has
caused many inquiries as to the disposition
made of the naval flags captured during
the late civil war. Ii is learned at the
Navy Department that some of the flags
captured were turned over to the Naval
Academy, and are now there. An acci-
dental fire in the old Navy Department
building several years ago destroyed soma
of them
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LoNDoN. June 23d.-The Prince of
Wales, with the Kings of Greece, Denmark.
Belgium and Saxony. the Crown Prince of
iermany and several other r5noes, and
Lord Wolseley and the Duke of Cambridge
,eyiewed 1000 troops at Aldershot to day.
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ARIZONA.

The Mercury jumping Gaiiy About from
II6 to III Degrees.
Icopyisht, 1887. BY ne California issoesatsd IrcssI
PHGSIx, Iane 22d,-The hes wave which
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A vvise-poisoner Lynched.

ABERDEEN Missy, June 23d.-At two
o'clock this morning party of masked
men rode into keseinsco proceeded 10 the
Jail, overpoweRed the jailer and took James
w Webb, a white man, to cc1senient
place and hanged him. On Su2.lav last
Webb poisoned his wife
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Mfxlean-War Pensions.
tcQgyriga,, 1857, by tie ceitfor,.ta 4ssocte,ea p

Copyright, 1857, by be California associated Pres
WASHINGTON, June 23d.-I Special. J.
California pensions were granted to day as
follows i. b. Dayega, Harrison Jones and
David Scannell. San Francisco Albert
Hart, Santa Cruz o. @. McGray, Redding.
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The Master plnrnher..

CHIeAeo, June 23d.-In the Convention
of Master Plumbers to-day, sha report of
the Executive Committee, recommending
a continuous strict observance OF the rule
that manufacturers sell plufabefs goods to
none but master plumbers, WAS adopted.
0Ecers were elected and the Convention
adiourneA
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Ir BooMs rHE BOOM ALoNc-

SANTA ANA, June 23d.-San Juan Capis-
trano Is at present in state of commofion
on account OF the rumor that the Southern
Pacific Company has commenced work at
Oceanside on their proposed extension
from Santa Ana to San Diego. The Pacific
Land improvement Company, under the
management of w. H. Holabird, has sold
800, 600 worth of real estate in the past
ten days. Fuller's ranch of 16O acres sold
at $4,000, and the Congdcn ranch at
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Marysville 10 Knighs's Landing.

le9pyT9@6' 1887 0y he California AssociGted Press.
MARysyILLE, June 23d.-A private dis
patch to the Al~-f from San Francisco
this evening says that L. G. Lusk, of Chico,
and Messrs. Decker and Jewett at a con-
ference with the Southern Pacific Com
pany, secured greatly improved train facll-
-ities on the Marysville road, and the com.
pany will doubtless before long rebuild the
road to Knights Landing. This news was
hailed in Marysville with great satisfaction.
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NEVADA.
Suicide of a Man While in a Fit of In
sanify.

Iccpyngt, 1ss7, by Tie California associated Press;
CARSON. June 23d.-Early this morning
suicide at Empire City by hanging hinseli
at the stable with q rope. 1t is supposed
he was insane. He was at one time an in
mate of the Reno Asylum. He leaves g
widow and grown family.
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LONDON, June 23d.-Frank Hugh 0'Don-
nell, formerly member of Parliament for
Dungavon, and ex-Vice-P President OF the.
Home Rule Confederation, has, brought.
suit against the Tfnle2for libel
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STREET WORK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT Is
IN the intention of the Board of Trustees of
the city of sacramento to have X street from
Eleventh to Fourteenth, improved by grading
and graveling 10 the official grade, and con-
str1Gting redwood curbing and paved cutters.
Said Improvements 10 be made in accordance
with aresolution passed by the Board OF Trus-
tees, on the 10th day of JUNE, 1887, TO which
particulars.
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Copyright, 1887, BY tie California AsSoc.ae5 Press
New York, June 23d.-Amelia Ricci, a
young Italian maiden, arrived at Castle
Garden on Sunday. She was unaccom-
panied, and evinced surprise that her
brother, who she said resided at San Bran
cisco, was not there to receive her Father
Rlordan cared for her until Monday, when,
on taking her to Castle Garden, Asnelia
met her brother, Ornesti, who had come
from San Francisco.
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California Graduates

lCopyriglt 1887, By &c California Associated I'ressl
New YoRK. June 23d.-Union College
Yesterday conferred the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws on Levi c. Lane of San
Francisco, and Doctor of Divinity on Thos.
Frazer cf San Francisco.
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SANTA ANA TO SAN DIEGO

ihe Southern Pacific Begins Operations
on One of Its New Lines.
lcopylght 1887, by tie California Assocsatsd Press
SANTA ANA, June 23d.-It is reliably re-
ported that large force of laborers were
suddenly and unceremoniously dropped
from the train at 0ceanside yesterday and
commenced work grading on the Soutneru
Pacihc Company's lines of survey. AS this
Is the strategic point for the Southern Pa
clhe to commence operations, it shows
most conclusively that the company means
business, and will parallel the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe road from Santa Ana
to San Diego This is the first work that
has oeen done by the company outside of
its survey.
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Russ IAi5s AGGRESSION

The Gar Ssi Il Pushing Bis Ro.a es Into
rsestan.
GeARAY, i'm ie2sd.-A Russian ia ce has
nation is BadaksAan, in TurErsta n, in
spite OF orders from the Ameer of BoiA hara,
who refused to alloF the Russians to pro-
ceed
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DIR. I. P. CALLUNDAN,
1910 a c~r,-A etrr1

San Francisco, May 81, 1887.
B6- DIR. Callundan is one of San FIancisco's s
well known and reputable physicians, and
whose testimony is especially valuable, from
the fact that it is not theory, but personal expe
rianna
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NEW YORK, June 23G:.-In the Sharp ease
to- day Foote, of the First National Bank,
told Of his dealings With Aldermen traley
in January. 1885, aad about the den9mina-
ton of money the latter used. The prose-
cution then had the testimony of Sharp
before the Senate investigating committee
road
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Another navariau KING Iasane.

BERLIN, June 23d-An effort will prob
ably be made AT the next session OF the
Bavarian Parliament 70 dethrona- King
Otto. who is hopelessly insane 1t is stated
that the Regent will accept the crown If
conferred bv The neonla
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D. MCKAY,

MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN HAR.
lfl ness of all grades, Saddles and Collars.
Horse Clothing, Robes, Whips, etc. We have on
hand g large stock of Single Buggy Harness. all
handmade from SO up. lp
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Comnissianer for Aiaaka.

WASHINGTON, June 23d.-The President
to-day appointed Jas. Shealley, of Green
vile, Pa Commissioner fcz the District of
Alaska. to reside at Wralgel, vice George
P. T ab'is, declined.
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CAF-sDA.

Seven Persons @iile.t and Forty+I6jtsa
by Halro .aa.AccideIas.4
SYDNEY On. S., June 23d.-By the wreos:
ing, OF train on the Hawkesbu-y railws1
to-day seven persons V ere killed and forry
others injured. The accident vgs rausrsR
by the failure of the brakes to work whss..
the train was Going down an incli- y
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HOME AFFAIRS.
JEFF DAVIS DENOUNCES THE
BATTLE-FLAG ORDER.
Fidelity Bank Officials in JaiI-rss
Ola Hartford-A Californian
Honored-The Cruisers.
THE swINDLrNG BayKEss.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION. !
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Boat Race Postponed.

New LONDON Comm, lRne 23d.-The
Columbia Harvard boat race has been post
poned until Juile g7,h,
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Indian school superintendent

.Colgrlga, loal 5y die cdl7o Ass0ciatsa Irl9s
WASHINGTON, June 23d-- Especial. =
Prof A. II. Janus, for the past fourteen
years connected with the Columbian Uni
versity, has been appointed Superintendent
of Indian Schools for the District of
Southern California, and is now Ell route
for his new field Of labor.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE CZAR ENCROACHiNG ON
B HIS NEIGHBORs.
Corzxs- Hsa, or suspended-Counte
Campos Wants a Husband
Franco and the Pope.
WANTS a HUSBAND.

lsrEasa D1srArcaa TO THE nroOHD-usros.l
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The Lion aud the Upicorn.

icePyrigh, 1887, Jy de California associated Press
New YORK, June 23d-The Times in a
humorous articles concerning the Irish
hostility to the Lien and the Unicorn on
the old State House, Boston, says The
emblenis have been Bostons since it was a
British colony, and for the first time ex-
cited the INDIGNATION of anvbodYn
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a CARD.

take pleasure in certifying to the medicinal
not from a mere cursory investigation. but after
years constant use of the lEtna that l am
convinced of its splendid remedial qualities.
AS a general regulator of the system it cannot
be too highly praised. From my own personal
experience believe it will prove blessing to
those who use it.